Im not sure he thought the pitch was going to fit....Osman was buzzing to be fair. Looking ace.
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Im not sure he thought the pitch was going to fit....Osman was buzzing to be fair. Looking ace.
Fair pointWhat’s this attacking heresy you speak of?
Ossie struggling to get to the seats at the top. Pick your seats carefully !That video was the first that made me think playing there will be terrifying for a lot of teams. It really does look like huge and close walls of seats. Imagine that with 50k fans baying for a penalty or when we’re attacking
List of reasons why I want the stadium knocked down
1. The wall is too big
2. weeds growing by the trees
3. Wind turbines
4. The pitch won't fit
5. Next to a sewage plant
6. Might get hit by an iceberg and sink
7. Drones stuck in the barrel cladding gap
That video was the first that made me think playing there will be terrifying for a lot of teams. It really does look like huge and close walls of seats. Imagine that with 50k fans baying for a penalty or when we’re attacking
I though (& certainly hope) he got that wrong tbh, I think the match going fan base are, largely, desperate to get in there, and I think having 45k+ home fans will have the place rocking from the get go.Great point by Osman about how long it will take for the feeling of “home” to be built, and the atmosphere. I think the design, internally and externally, will make that happen very very quickly. But more importantly, the number of false dawns, and even once BMD started construction, the absolute carnage the club and fans have had to endure whilst seeing it rise up means everyone is fully ready. It can’t possibly be like the clubs whose fans happily skipping to their new identikit out of town bowls with the white scaffolding sticking off the outside as an attempt at “design”..
Great point by Osman about how long it will take for the feeling of “home” to be built, and the atmosphere. I think the design, internally and externally, will make that happen very very quickly. But more importantly, the number of false dawns, and even once BMD started construction, the absolute carnage the club and fans have had to endure whilst seeing it rise up means everyone is fully ready. It can’t possibly be like the clubs whose fans happily skipping to their new identikit out of town bowls with the white scaffolding sticking off the outside as an attempt at “design”.
Emotional send off for Goodison, but then I can’t see the club needing to hand out those folded over clappy things to try and manufacture atmosphere at all. Full of pent up long suffering Evertonians and not tourists, I think the atmosphere will be brutal from day 1. Especially if the acoustics work as intended.
The more time the squad can spend in and around the ground next summer the better.
You forgot the hideous Leitch pattern in the brickwork. Blow it up immediately
how do you know about that ?
You forgot the hideous Leitch pattern in the brickwork. Blow it up immediately.
go to the other side of that mahoosive wall and you may have a chanceGot to be able to see it first
100% this. The interviewer suggested our first few months there will be like playing away from home. What a load of tosh. The pent up frustration in all evertonians will be released into that cauldron of a stadium and it will become a fortress for us. It’s the fans that make the noise, not the steel and concrete.Great point by Osman about how long it will take for the feeling of “home” to be built, and the atmosphere. I think the design, internally and externally, will make that happen very very quickly. But more importantly, the number of false dawns, and even once BMD started construction, the absolute carnage the club and fans have had to endure whilst seeing it rise up means everyone is fully ready. It can’t possibly be like the clubs whose fans happily skipping to their new identikit out of town bowls with the white scaffolding sticking off the outside as an attempt at “design”.
Emotional send off for Goodison, but then I can’t see the club needing to hand out those folded over clappy things to try and manufacture atmosphere at all. Full of pent up long suffering Evertonians and not tourists, I think the atmosphere will be brutal from day 1. Especially if the acoustics work as intended.
The more time the squad can spend in and around the ground next summer the better.
Are they actually holes or are they some sort of treatment / substrate on the concrete?Do we know if the gaps in the west stand are getting filled with concrete slabs/cladding or are they going to put glass in there?
I know on the renders it’s concrete but on those pics there is glass sections on the top, but they’ve laid floor tiles all the way along now.
This is why I’m asking if it’ll be glass so there’ll be some natural light getting into the passage underneath. View attachment 260118